Adolescence Inclusive Generalist Continuation

Department of Education and Human Development
www.brockport.edu/ehd
Adolescence Inclusive Generalist Continuation Requirements
PLAN OF STUDY (POS)
What is it?
The Adolescence Inclusive Generalist POS is an individualized
contract for your enrollment in the four semester phases of the program.
What does it
mean for me?
The POS lays out the EDI courses in the order in which you should take
them, based on the number of courses left in major, general education,
generalist cognates*, and professional courses**. It is best to complete
the phases in sequence; therefore follow your POS.
To be officially enrolled in the program and eligible to register for education
classes the following semester, submit your signed POS to the Coordinator of
Undergraduate Education Programs by November 30 for spring semester and April 30 for
fall semester.
Do I have to
follow my
POS?
YES! Your POS is designed with your degree requirements in mind.
Requesting to register for courses out of sequence (e.g. not following
your plan of study) is subject to availability and whether prerequisites
have been completed. Priority is given to students following their
approved POS.
*GENERALIST COGNATES
Science
English
Math
2 courses (6 credits)
2 courses (6 credits)
ENG 112 or above
MTH 111 or above
2 courses (7-8 credits)
At least 1 with lab
BIO 111, ESC 195,
GEL 100, NAS 273,
GEP 115, or AST,
CHM, PHS at 200
level.
Social Studies
2 courses (6 credits)
American HST (required):
HST 211, 212, or 110.
Choose 1 from: ANT, ECN,
SOC 100 level or above,
HST 130, PLS 111 or
above, or ESC 102
**ADOLESCENCE INCLUSIVE GENERALIST PHASES by SEMESTER
Phase I
•
•
•
•
•
•
1
Phase II
Foreign Lang. at 112 Level1
PSH 4841
PRO 3701
EDI 4131
EDI 431
EDI 44X FALL ONLY2
May be taken prior to acceptance.
Course requires a 50 hour field
experience.
2
•
•
•
EDI 430
EDI 432
EDI 46X SPRING ONLY2
EDI 44X is a pre-requisite for
EDI 46X.
EDI 431 is a pre-requisite for
EDI 432.
Phase III
•
•
EDI 419
EDI 4142
Phase IV
•
EDI 475
(Student
Teaching with
seminar)
EDI 413 is a prerequisite for EDI
414 and 419.
REGISTERING FOR EDI COURSES
Some EDI courses require Permission Key Numbers (PKNs), allowing you to
register for a specific course and section on the Campus Information System.
The advisement key number, obtained from your academic advisor, allows you
to register for all classes. Go to
http://www.brockport.edu/ehd/undergrad/ugradregistration.html to request
PKNs. If you need help registering for EDI classes not requiring a PKN, submit
a request through the EHD Registration form at the URL listed above. Student
teaching registration is processed by the Field Experience Office. Contact
[email protected] for question regarding field experience and student
teaching.
Require PKN:
P hase I
EDI 44X, EDI 431
P hase I I
EDI 430
P hase I I I
EDI 414,
EDI 419
CONTINUED ELIGIBILITY
Cumulative 2.5 GPA
If your cumulative Brockport GPA drops below a 2.5 while enrolled in the
program, you will be placed on Academic Probation for one semester. During
this semester you cannot register or remain registered for EDI courses (except
EDI 413). You must take non-EDI courses to raise the cumulative GPA to 2.5.
If you are unable to raise GPA, at the end of the probationary semester, you
will no longer be eligible to continue in the program.
EDI Professional Courses: Require C+ Grade
If you earn a grade less than a C+ in any EDI course, you will be placed on
Academic Probation and must repeat the EDI course(s) during the probationary
semester. You will not be able to register for the next phase of the program
until you successfully repeat EDI course(s) by the close of your probationary
semester.
Rev 12/19/14
PSH 484, PRO 370,
Foreign Lang 112
level: Require a grade
of C.
These courses must be
successfully repeated prior
to student teaching if you
earn less than a C.
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COURSE SUBSTITUTION INFORMATION
EDI 430 covers general education codes I, W, Y, if completed at Brockport. An online course does not satisfy the
Y code. HST majors can substitute HST 422 (grade C+), but does not cover above general education codes.
Approval required for transfer courses unless listed under the community college transfer advising guides on the
EHD department website. Submit course description and syllabus to Undergraduate Coordinator.
FIELD EXPERIENCE/STUDENT TEACHING INFORMATION
The department strongly encourages completion of all course requirements, including the generalist
cognates prior to student teaching. However, PRO 370, foreign language, and EDI 430 may be completed
after student teaching. The department strongly recommends you do not take any courses during the 12
credit Student Teaching semester.
Doubling Up on Field Placements
In the fall semester the Department reviews requests from teacher candidates citing
extenuating circumstances to combine the remaining two 50 hour field placement courses: EDI
465-469 and EDI 414 in the upcoming spring semester. Candidates must be enrolled in EDI 445-449
in the fall semester, in good academic standing, particularly in education courses, and submit a written
request clearly expressing your particular situation. All candidates enrolled in EDI 445-449 in the fall
semester who have not completed EDI 414 will receive an email notification of the process around
November 1 from the Field Experience Office. Requests are reviewed by a department committee and
candidates are notified by the third Monday in November. Requests are reviewed only in the fall semester,
apply to candidates who have not completed EDI 414 and cite extenuating circumstances for completing the
remaining two 50 hour field placement courses in the upcoming spring semester
CERTIFICATION INFORMATION
Certification Workshops - If you transferred a course for EDI 413 or PRO 370 and lack Autism Training
(EDI 413) or the Child Abuse and School Violence Prevention seminars (PRO 370), local providers are posted on
the certification website listed below. The seminars are a NYSED certification requirement. The new
Harassment and Bullying Prevention Training (DASA) is a graduation requirement, if enrolled in a teacher
education program.
NYS Teacher Certification Exams
New exam requirements for those graduating in a Bachelors Program after May 1 2014 are: the Performance
Assessment (edTPA), Educating All Students (EAS), Academic Literacy Skills Test (ALST), and Content
Specialty Tests (CST–existing or revised).
For further information please visit our website http://www.brockport.edu/certification/
Note: A presentation on certification requirements including workshops and state exams is given
every semester in EDI 414 Methods of Special Education classes by the Coordinator of
Certification. For more information on workshops and exams click on
http://www.brockport.edu/certification/
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Education & Human Development
Nancy Di Pasquale, Coordinator Undergraduate
Education Programs, 585-395-5942,
[email protected]
Field Experience
Shelly Smith, Assistant Coordinator of
Field Experience, 585-395-2562,
[email protected]
Certification
Certification
Michael Harrison, Coordinator of Certification/EHD
Graduate Advisement, 585-395-2326,
[email protected]
Diane Maurer, Director of Field Placement
and Certification, 585-395-2596,
[email protected]
For further information please visit our website
http://www.brockport.edu/certification/
For General Questions:
Complete the department contact form https://forms.brockport.edu/view.php?id=24502
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS AND GRANT INFORMATION
Federal TEACH Grant Program
Provides up to $4,000 per year to students who intend to teach in a public or private elementary or
secondary school serving low income families. Recipients must agree to teach a minimum of 4 years
at a low-income school. For more information visit:
http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/TEACH.jsp
For additional scholarships, awards, and grant information visit:
http://www.brockport.edu/ehd/awards/index.html
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